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How do you say which one in Hindi?

The most common way to say "which one" in Hindi depends on the context and the gender of the object being referred to:

General:

* कौन सा? (kaun sa?) - This is the most common and versatile way to say "which one" in Hindi. It can be used for both masculine and feminine objects.

* कौन सी? (kaun si?) - This is used for feminine objects.

* कौन से? (kaun se?) - This is used for plural objects.

Examples:

* कौन सा किताब? (kaun sa kitaab?) - Which book? (masculine)

* कौन सी कलम? (kaun si kalam?) - Which pen? (feminine)

* कौन से फल? (kaun se phal?) - Which fruits? (plural)

Other options:

* कौन सा वाला? (kaun sa wala?) - This literally translates to "which one वाला (wala)?" and is a more informal way to say "which one."

* कौन से वाला? (kaun se wala?) - This is the plural form of "kaun sa wala?"

Remember that the choice of word depends on the gender of the noun you're referring to.

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